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fishfasell
5d ago
Google+ would like a word
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fishfasell
6d ago
That's a fair statement, I agree. I'm quite an abysmal artist so I could be a victim of my own bias here
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6d ago
The capabilities of local LLM text-to-image is honestly pretty damn impressive. IMO, I think local image generation is currently ahead of local code generation. I can get an image in seconds locally with the quality being way higher than wh
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6d ago
I think there's a lot of setup and context required for an AI agent to consistently write good code. Once the agent has these guard rails in place I usually get great quality- far better than what I would write in most cases. I think w
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fishfasell
15d ago
Rust is a serious contender for the next mainstream, widely adopted low level language.
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15d ago
It's worrying to say the least. Today it's "get this working", tomorrow it's "can it also do XYZ?", next week it's "we have a 40% spike in crashes, you MUST resolve this IMMEDIATELY!" Meanwh
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16d ago
He's incapable of empathy, his only other option would be Lake Trump. He is quite literally the American Nero.
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16d ago
Lake America, Gulf of America, New America, South America It's consistent. This administration is a colossal failure.
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21d ago
Rust is such an awesome language. The execution times are blazing fast.
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22d ago
I still have serious questions about the validity of the ChatGpt hugging face debacle. How is it that OpenAI being the tech giant they are, didn't have a completely air gapped environment for this to run in?
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23d ago
He also hit the nail on the head- reaction videos are just low effort click bait.
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24d ago
Agreed. Skills are hardly transferrable unless you are just focusing on globally applicable things like syntax, structure, etc. The most useful skills are things that are not well known and project/ organization specific. The "tri
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24d ago
Excellent advice. A compromised phone number is an absolute nightmare, most MFAs default to SMS as a last resort. I lost my Okta verify login at work since I transferred phones, thought I'd need a ticket with our ID team but turns out
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24d ago
So an online identity verification service had millions of IDs exfiltrated, many of which were linked to marijuana dispensaries? Oh man, my ID is definitely out there, shit.
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25d ago
Agreed. The whole premise of language being created to gossip has zero scientific merit.
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25d ago
Been reading "Sapiens: A Brief History of Humankind", this piece is mentioned as the earliest proof of the Cognitive Revolution that we know of. It displays how humans were able to envisions things that do not exist, crafting fict
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28d ago
Yeah real shame that I know I could never run this on a corporate machine and only ever as a hobbyist.
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1mo ago
My first thought today seeing GH actions were degraded was "some good those 3 million cores did"
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1mo ago
Despite the stigma surrounding semaglutide, its impact across various health conditions has been remarkable. Bringing that same level of innovation to cognitive disorders could be truly transformative for society
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1mo ago
Exactly. Forget the AI aspect, this is entirely to identify users for any purposes they deem necessary. People are ignoring the surveillance state aspect of this. Reminds me of the device id debacle they have attached to their outbounds Win
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1mo ago
Remote monitoring is one of them presumably
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1mo ago
I can feel the scores of messages being sent to the federal government from lobbyists saying what a threat Chinese hardware is to national security.
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1mo ago
Making life easier for yourself and your team is a big one for me, so I totally agree with you. Some times people don't complain about things they should be complaining about, because they don't know they can change them. I find t
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1mo ago
Makes sense given the ubiquity of agentic coding. I made a joke to my coworker today that all we do is make sure AI agents can communicate with other AI agents.
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1mo ago
AI has completely killed blogs for me, I don't bother anymore unless I'm familiar with the blog from years before.
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1mo ago
Pretty much sums up why this site is my last bastion of solace on the web
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2mo ago
I assume it's because Go is so opinionated? I experimented with it and found it almost boring to write, but I strangely loved it. Now in the AI era I crave the forced uniformity.
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2mo ago
Dallas needs public transit badly too. It's the least walkable city I've ever been too.
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2mo ago
Rust is such an incredible language. I really hope it becomes more widely adopted in the future.
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2mo ago
Gotta love the instantaneous load
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